Medieval alchemy was considered a power that perfected the soul.
The great alchemist Nicolas Flamel and his wife Perenal were persuaded by Dumbledore to give up continuing to use the Philosopher's Stone to extend their lives.
As their adopted daughter and disciple, Sigrid Flamel embarked on a journey to Hogwarts after suffering.
People who are dead are not necessarily dead, and people who are alive are not necessarily still alive. The living may not have any hope of living, and the dead may not want to sleep forever.
In the process of learning and taking risks, Sigrid gradually understood the true meaning of alchemy and made sincere friends.
According to the timeline of this article and the original work, the heroine disliked Dumbledore in the early days because Dumbledore took away the Philosopher's Stone. Later, she gradually understood the principal.
CP Neville, two-way redemption.
"*" Refers to the content of the original work, and what the author has said is a reference (it is only a source of knowledge, not a copy).
The heroine is a student of Ravenclaw. She does not brag about any house, and everyone is a polyhedron.
Purpose: The only one who can save us is ourselves
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It has to be you, tasty enough.
Ahhhhhhhhh, he is indeed our brother Liang.
I don't know why, but I always feel weird when reading this book. The fans in this book seem to be suffering from a serious disease. They have unhealthy outlook on life and they don't feel comfortable at all (`へ?)
In fact, I would actually fall asleep in this kind of environment [laughing and crying], God chooses the place to sleep.
"I" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
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It has to be you, tasty enough.
Ahhhhhhhhh, he is indeed our brother Liang.
I don't know why, but I always feel weird when reading this book. The fans in this book seem to be suffering from a serious disease. They have unhealthy outlook on life and they don't feel comfortable at all (`へ?)
In fact, I would actually fall asleep in this kind of environment [laughing and crying], God chooses the place to sleep.
"I" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ As for